This type is used when decoding internal functions in contexts that don't
support full decoding of such functions. The high-level decoding interface
can currently only sometimes perform such a full decoding.
In contexts where such full decoding isn't supported, you'll get one of
these; so you'll still get the program counter values, but further
information will be absent. Note you'll get this even if really it should
decode to an error, because if there's insufficient information to determine
additional function information, there's necessarily insufficient
information to determine if it should be an error.
This type is used when decoding internal functions in contexts that don't support full decoding of such functions. The high-level decoding interface can currently only sometimes perform such a full decoding.
In contexts where such full decoding isn't supported, you'll get one of these; so you'll still get the program counter values, but further information will be absent. Note you'll get this even if really it should decode to an error, because if there's insufficient information to determine additional function information, there's necessarily insufficient information to determine if it should be an error.